Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-01-19

dies during our sale, at auction store
near the bridge. Is
The most economical Soap is Fair
banks. Manufactured by n. X. Fair
bank & Co, Chicago.
Sunday next, the Rev. F. A. Holtz-
hansen will preach at 8 P. NJ. Subject,
If we surrender the Christian faith. what
then?
The NJ. E Carpet Weavers will hold
top social with Mr.. and Mrs. FL. ].
Kuhn, Washington street, on Tuesday
evening next.
The American Angler appears this
week In an entirely new illustrated form,
being more compact in size, with per-
maDent increase of pages TO twenty-eight.
The ladies of St. Paul's parish guild
will give tea at the residence of Daniel
Jones Thursday evening and a general
invitation is extended Tea served from
6 to o'clock.
Every man, woman and child who
wants to save money for clothing and
Dry Goods, should attend the Auction Of
Mickey Bros, of GAINESVILLE, ChappelPs
Block. 15
"A numberof lively representatives of
the young people of Watertown and
Hustisford enjoyed pleasant surprise
party at William Triplett's, in Emmett,
last Friday evening.
Monday evening. January "a.
social dancing party will be given at Ar.
mory Hall. The Smith & Corliss or
chestra. of GAINESVILLE, furnish the music
for the happy occasion.
The youngest child of Rev. and
Mrs. f. Knaak, little boy aged Is
months, died of Group at the family home
Friday, January IA. after very brief
illness In their afliction the parents
have the warm sympathy of all.
With the compliments of Ernst G.
Timme, we are in receipt of his report as
secretary of state for the fiscal year ending
September 80, 1886. The report gives a
full and comprehensive record Of the
state transactions.
Frank G. Haddock, of Oshkosh, son
of the maftyred Rev. g. G. Haddock, of
Sioux City. has accepted call from the
Methodist church at Bagley. Iowa, to
become its pastor. Mr. Haddock was or,
dained pastor Congregational church at
Waupaca in 1878.
The Milwaukee wheat market yes
terday was quiet and steady, closing at
7S19c for No 2 spring, and ..S43lc seller
May. Flour was firmer. Rye was higher,
and sold at 5Sc. Barley was steady, No.
2 selling at 5o34c. Hogs were irmer,
We call attention of the ladies to our
fine goods to be sold at auction, COM
mencing Friday of this week. afternoon
and evening, ChappelPs Block. Is
Acting or the advice OF some of his
ministerial brethren, Rev g. S uubbs,
Of GAINESVILLE, being unable to Go any
work except writing, has begun the pre-
paration of his best sermons and papers
for publication in book form, the price of
the volume, prepaid, to be one dollar.
The book will not be issued unless enough
copies are subscribed for in advance to
warrant its publication.
When elected member of the legis-
lature last November, T. F. Scion was
postmaster at Redwood, and rather than
place the Cleveland administration, which
is so very much of stickler for civil SER
vice reform, in an embarrassing situation,
be resigned the position, and Mrs Scion
applied for the Office and was duly COM
missioned, SO that the patrons of the
Redwood postofice now flourish under
postmistress. This was getting out of
dilemma very easily and pleasantly all
around.
-Abbey's Double Uncle Toms Cabin
Company, forming the best and largest on
the road, will appear at Turner Hall,
Thursday, Jan. Goth. Don't fail to see
this company and their grand street
parade. Read the following notices:
"One would naturally suppose that the
drama of Uncle Toms Cabin, and the
causes which led to its construction, would
ere this cease to prove interesting in this
country at least But not so. The older
the play, the more interest manifested.
Managers, too. leave nothing UT done to
give the play all the intensity essential
for success. Manager Abbey, who brought
out the play at the Leland Opera House
last night, understands what the public
wants His double company is great
feature, Everything about the drama
has the "old time" flavor about it. The
two Topsys are immense, while lthe
two Marks keep the audience ia roar of